What is MassOutrage?
MassOutrage contains real-world practical information about how to fight back when you are being attacked in a Family or Juvenile Court or by a state child protection agency or by false allegations of abuse, so that you can save your family and your children.
If you been hit with any of the three aspects of family law I call the "Iron Triangle", 1) Restraining Orders or Orders of Protection; 2) Your state child protective services or Children and Families; or 3) a Divorce/Paternity case, MassOutrage exposes their dirty tricks, and provides legal information on how to oppose them and win.
Restraining orders or Orders of Protection are supposed to protect petitioners from abuse, but are often used for dumping a boyfriend, as a first strike in a divorce, or out of spite. Often no real abuse exists, but courts issue them much too easily, and a violation brings arrest and jail. A huge domestic abuse industry makes lots of money exploiting the problem.
Departments of Children and Families, called other names in different states, allegedly protect children from abuse and neglect. However, they often make allegations on flimsy evidence, do poor investigations, and take children from families wrongly, ruining them in the process. Over 500,000 children are in state custody at any one time in the United States.
Divorce and paternity cases often leave children without both parents, due to gender bias. They impoverish the litigants, and do great harm to children. Children need both parents, and courts are often willing to do "father-ectomies", prompted by angry ex-spouses, which keep children from having meaningful relationships with their children.
This is a very brief overview of the problem. On this site, you will find detailed information analyzing each problem, reviewing the dirty tricks used by agencies, courts, and exes, and explaining exactly how to fight back and deal with the situation.
Attorney Gregory A. Hession prepared MassOutrage because so many clients have endured outrageous mistreatment at the hands of family and juvenile courts, or state child protective services. After 16 years of legal practice, he continually adds material that he learns to this web site, to help you fight your own case.
All of the available resources are set out in links on the right, which you can click to get to the information you want to study.
May you find needed help, encouragement and hope here, even when the battle is hard and long.